Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

cd while they slept and st least l00 per
 sons pcEishei, including NJ. Collins, | fTcsIdeut of the Canton. Men gre DoE
 at work trying to recover the bodies of ! the victims. An infant vas found alive
 ID floating cradle.
 LITTLE Rock, Ark. July 7.-Dis-
 patches from Carlisle and Jacksonville | Ark,, state that those places were visi- | ted by seyere wind Snd rain storm | yesterday afternoon. The church si CGrlIels was blown down and several other buildings destroyed. It is IE- | possible Co estimate the loss to orops
 ard property in that section.
 NEW YORK, July "A Washington speo'al says: The decision of Judge ! Deadly in Oregon with reference to slt lcng end short hauis ssotIon, anisci- 1 pates what It is understood here Is the | aclOn oi some of the leading rsiirotd Companies. IL Is understood in Ftli- road circles that the transcontineutal ! roads will Bct in accordance with tie
 principles laid down by Judge DeEdr,
 and indications are tha. by the time congress meets whst the framCrc of the
 law consider its vital principles vii ht
 delied, but 1t will be for the courts to ieclde what their intention was. ss they
 have left 1t so ambiguous that the nlCu-
 bers of the commission say they cannot
 understand the chief section of the net. NoGALEs, July 7.-The most seycr6
 ram storm that has ever been noted IL
 this section, visited thio city this after
 nlCn. IL came up about o'clock from
 the northwest aud for over sn hOur the rain fell in heavy sheets. flooding tt
 town and surrounding country. :
 hcavy was the fall ot rain that many
 women and children rushed into the
 streets. The streets were perfect seq
 0f water and bridges md dams were no
 more than straws. The storm came
 from @ source from which no other storm has ever come. This fact i5 re-
 yErGed as gu indication that the coming
 year VIII mark gn increase cf F8ilfa.l in
 this section of the territory.
 NEW YORK; July 7.-New York's is.
 nous and popular Police Captain Vii llms w8s pat on tsial before the Police Board today on the complaint ot number Of citizens who charged that he allowed notorious houses of iii-fame Co exist openly and ofensIvely iu his pre- e.rct and that he permitted suGh resorts ls that ol "Iom" Gould to violate the excise laws. Rev. Father Prsetorl tes- it a thai when certain notorious dis reputable women were arraigued ID the TO ice court Cn his (PHoto-I s) con- ulslu;, Captain Williams appeared aud es Iiiel that he knew nothing sgaiust them. On ter rElf of the Captain, Law
 yer Eteener testified that Williams was uot iu tha poIca court when the case re- farTei t0 by Father PrGeturi were e1 lu-iue1, that the Captain consequently 1Gi not testified as co thclr character, and tllt tle prisOutrs were discharged
 ay the couEent ot Father Praetori's counsel, who acknowledged that there
 r1s no evidence against them. Captain Williams testified On his own benaf Co the effect that since he became captain
 Is the police precinct the area inieate6
 by disrcDutsble houses had been greatly
 restricted and their numbers largely re- due. q. He offered to show that one Uf
 the compliments owned two bOusss
 which are used for immoral purposes.
 but the offer wss declined. Williams
 ieuied b yiEg recommended Tom" Gouid's application for Q hcense.
 The decision Uss reserved.
 AELINGrCE. V. J., July T.-An cxFl~-
 ion occurred ID the Ceiiouite MsDI- fsttuua- Co.'S works tEss morning. August .iuchinera vus instantly killed aud about twenty others were Injured none fatally. The works were destroy si. The loss is Sj0.OO0. A number Of stores and houses were damaged and the aaoole thrown down in she houses from tLo force ot the explosion.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, July 7.-Oscar II. Kelley. vas .ynched by Q mob of forty ma-ked men at the DGiles, Polk county early this morning. Kelley shot ms
 sife siz weeks ago and ihe murder oc- stoned great excitement. The Gh-Elu had maintained @ strong guGrd slace Eeily'- ernest and supposIug the excite u5ut over. TelinquIsEed 1t. It took the mob about thirty minutes Co reach Rel ley's ceh. Ia the meantime Kelley who Kncw bis doom was sealed. broke @ lamp iu Lis cell and GU. his throat with piece cs glass, also both of his wristf and wgs almost dead from lOss 0f blood when ihe mob reached him, still be was taken to the jail yard and hanged to 0 tree. Then the mob dispersed.
 PARIS, July 7-The committee Of the chamber of deputies having in charge the measure imposing tax on all for eIgners residing in France, to-day heard the arcumeuts uf M. Failieros, minister 0f the interior. ID opposition to the pro posed tsx. He preferred the measures calculated to establish the identity Of foreigners residing n France. The com mittec decided in favor of the execution ot the measure.
 The cabinet has decided that Rouvier, prime munster, end General EeTron,
 -n. ..FF Fr.- fre.k r.fs .N committee of the chamber of deputies thal the government will carry ont lis proposed experiment. oi mobIizinE the l Preach army.
 It has also been deciied to dismiss from office al Inc French mayors who were in any w8y concerned Tn the Toy ailst manifestations Tn honor Of the Court of Paris during his visit to the
 Isle of Jersey.
 SAN FRAyCIsco, July 9.-The steam ship Marip ss which arrived from Australia ihis morning, having touched at Honoiuiu brings the important in- l formation that @ TevoiutICn has actually | commenced in the Hawaiian Kingdom. On June 18th the popullce organized by supporting the peoples committee, and at once Hssu-ed police jurisdiction over l the Kingdom. The volunteer military ! companies joined in the movement, and
 all guns aud ammunition arriving ID ships from Australia gnd the United States wero seized. 4 mass meeting ot 1 the p1pulace was held June 5Otb, at which a d5nand wss made for the down | fall of the Gibson Ministry, and l a new constitution or Gbd!cation ! Of the king. The king called meeting | O.. the American minister, and other tor l eicn government representatives CD Juue 30th. snd offered to transfer 10 them pro tern, all powers vested in him
 ss kIug. They declined but advised the ! king tO lose DO time in forming new | cabinet and constitutIcn which would
 meet the demands of the people. The | king addressed the committee appoint | ed by the populsce. announcing that | Walter M Gibson, and other members | of the cabinet had resigned. and that
 he had appointed William N, Greene as
 minister to form new cabinet. EA- ! treme Minister Gibson. and his son-in- ! law, F. ". Hsyselder, were arrested oy | The civic troops on July 1st. and are